Budget
$30,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$3,765,585
Opening weekend US & Canada
$69,868
Gross worldwide
$21,560,182
Budget
$30,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$3,765,585
Opening weekend US & Canada
$69,868
Gross worldwide
$21,560,182
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By Green 2022-06-30 22:47:59
The Merchant Of Venice--How To Save The Rotten Girl's Heart
I watched the movie "The Merchant of Venice" again and found that, as the teacher said, there was something before Antonio and Bassanio ("If it wasn't... would Antonio sacrifice his life for Bassanio")
At the beginning of the movie, the two were on a boat. Greetings affectionately.
By Juliana 2022-04-23 07:03:31
The name of "The Merchant of Venice" almost made me miss this good movie
When I first saw the name, I thought it was an American movie with a theme similar to that of "Drug Network". I don't know where it came from, but I thought it should be the work of Nicolas Cage. It turns out that he was terribly wrong. "The Merchant of Venice" is Shakespeare's work, which I learned after Baidu. It is a very ironic comedy. The so-called comedy does not necessarily require you to laugh.
The theme of the play is to celebrate benevolence, friendship and...
By Jacklyn 2022-04-23 07:03:31
The supporting roles (men) all got happiness, the man got the woman, got the money, and won the noble name in religious and legal issues.
The protagonist is apprehensive, and the ending is not a comedy.
Old Jew lost daughter, property, faith. He was insulted by Christians before he was converted, and rejected by Jews after he was converted. In the later years, the material cannot be guaranteed, the family is broken up, and the spirit has no sustenance.
As for Antonio....
By Megane 2022-04-23 07:03:31
A great comedy, but also a shocking tragedy
From childhood to adulthood, this comedy is a joyous existence. But when I read the original book and watched this highly reductive movie, I found out, comedy your sister.
Many works are happy to use the good or bad of the ending to judge the characters. The so-called "good and evil will pay off", but some writers don't like this method of preaching by vindicators. They create tragic plots and endings just for this sadness. I don't know exactly where Shakespeare stands on this play,...
By Libbie 2022-04-22 07:01:42
Sherlock, the Jewish old man, is full of sympathy. Who said that he loves money like his life, and for revenge, for the chance to get revenge at last, and to spit out the evil spirit of being bullied for a long time, he would rather give up the doubled gold coin compensation, which is clearly in pursuit of dignity. The narrow-mindedness and prejudice of Christians can be seen everywhere. At the beginning of the movie, Antonio spats Sherlock for no reason, which is extremely rude and vulgar!...
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By Dee 2023-08-10 18:30:18
When I look at the horse, I...
By Ryley 2023-07-20 05:02:30
Sherlock is bullied, and Antonio and Basnio have an...
By Luisa 2023-06-29 02:17:43
Uh... It turns out that Ralph Fiennes is Joseph Fiennes' brother, I just found out today. Watching this film is definitely aimed at Al Pacino. I don't like this kind of dramatic film very much. Of course, it is really difficult to adapt Shakespeare's...
By Brendon 2023-05-13 12:08:48
Sherlock's daughter is disgusting, stole Dad's money and eloped with Little White Face, and then spent it all over the place; adding fuel to the fire of Sherlock and Antonio's...
By Derrick 2023-05-02 18:04:58
The original book was only read when I was a child, and I probably only remembered the ending of the plot, so I watched it with anticipation, but unexpectedly, I vomited blood. Diaosi borrows money to pretend B is chasing Bai Fumei; people who borrow money have no money but they have to borrow money from loan sharks; a girl elopes with her father's money in a spring; Bai Fumei turns into Hua Mulan; old man! TND, what a weird plot! childish! narrow! Shakespeare, Shakespeare, brother is really...
Shylock: The fool is kind enough but a huge feeder. Snail-slow in profit, and he sleeps by day more than a tomcat. Therefore, I part with him.
Jessica: Farewell. And if my fortune be not crost, I have a father, you a daughter, lost.
Prince of Morocco: [reading] "All that glistens is not gold. Often have you heard that told."